The average time to cremate a dog is between 30 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the size

The crematorium will hand your ashes back to you in a standard container. If you want to purchase an urn, you can either do this through your crematorium or search our hand-selected range of dog urns for ashes, which can be delivered to your crematorium in time for the ceremony.

The size of the urn will depend on the size of the dog. As a rule of thumb, for every 1lb your dog weighed you will need 1 cubic inch of space in the urn.
Our size chart should help you choose the correct sized urn for your needs.

Many pet crematoriums will allow you to be present at the ceremony, this usually does cost a bit more.

Yes, ask your crematorium for more information

You are free to bury or scatter your dog’s ashes in your garden or anywhere on your property. If scattering ashes, we would recommend one of our easy to use scatter tubes which are now available with dog designs)
Similar to human ashes, you can also disperse them in water as long as a few guidelines are adhered to (most important is that you don’t scatter them near a water source and a biodegradable urn is used)
Many of our customers choose to scatter the ashes at favourite walking spots, as long as you are discrete this won’t cause any problems. Alternatively, some crematoriums do have a garden of rest where you can scatter your beloved pets remains.
For more ideas please read our piece on what to do with dogs ashes

No, human graveyards are only for humans. But if you are being buried in your home or choosing a natural burial then you can be laid to rest with your pet.